New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-11
AGAIN TWO EMPTY SEATS.
TUE SHARP TRIAL AT A srANDsTILL.
.,,oueSISa THE CASE TILL MoNDAY-fEATUREs
DAY.

.n,ouRNINa THE CASE TILL Neutrality-suspicious.
OF THE DAY.
E,sbtyfou talcsmen we're sworn and examined IN tine
.mpt Yesterday TO complete tha jury which Ii TO try
1.ob sharp 1t beats the record thus far established In
~. o0,e and the lot only yielded juror any fur
hsr evidence were wanting that Jury Commissioner
ps,ly needed stirring up and that Judge Barrett did
,.n. In stirring him up Thursday and showing him
how 40 get at good jurors that evidence was furnished
the character OF the jury material which dropped
,om the baotbox By frequent repetition the dialogue
htv,en taesmen and lawyers became almost farcicaL
Alter the candidate for the jurybox had stated his nae'
business and address, the taiA usually sooA 'n'
IAwyer-ootn opinioni
I IaswySrnI., pretty strong ono'
tawyer-woudnt interfere WIN 'Oui S''"S =" '''
taaiws1HlsrrHsubmit tn challenge
tnsge Barre,t-Challenge sustained
Then Clerk Ricketts, would tap the taiesman on tne
and Inform hun that he was at liberty TO depart ana
he would co. asonished at getting through the lHry
aa.ansage machine so fast. Mr. sempie ana MI.
Snss was the celebrity with which taesmen were got
rid We're o onnsoteer Of
QUA nocEet books at No. A walkerst; .house; NO
lei Eas, ssmness and he Manifested such an
sv,Sen desire do his duty imparuaiy mat ne proved
entirely acc pweh Juror and it being som ethng ate
o.cIock the court adjourned for one hour -
Mnen Sa between the lawyers both sides
fndSs barrett the upshot of which was that the oc
cnpant OF the fourth seat IN bne aa The
"neooe expended one OF their seven peremptory cha
10 Get him off He had been In the box only since
Tnrsday After he had left the box Judge Barrett MI
Marine and Mr. stckney had another little oonerence
md II was then announced that tho court had excused
Mr. Davidson the third juror. He had had an attack OF
Ths General feeling that the jury would not be COM
r,etsd was strengthened when Deputy Couniy-CierK
lroy brought in the big wheel containing presumably
the directions given BY Judge Barrett Inc o0S meS
900 names and MIR Groy handled L tendery as though
ont NJ regard for the of eminent respecablty
represented witnin 1t was gilt edged pahei tnat
M tilroy secured by spinning the big wheel and those
whose oPeS Sns w Soso show
wby they should not be fined $780, Talcsmen came ana
went faster even than In the morning. James Casey,
Number of No 745 Firsave.. thought that he coul9
try the case mparay This unusual response excited
come SURPRISE
Mr. stickney-speak up so that can all hear you
Mr. Casey-Im doing the talking not you
Mr. NicOl-Have you an opinioni
Mr Sicoll-i. It an opinion that nothing change
Gr casSy-Yes
Tn sp,e OF his increased assurance he seemed as
wood tailor No l76 Fifth-ave woke up everybody IN
the COURTROOM by declaring vehemently when asKed IL
he had any prejudice against informers
wouldn't believe that Fullgraf and tha other Aiaonah
not they into this court and swear
men whove Ike they have would sell their souls
they got caught
Mr. sharp eyed him brightly, but Mr.. stckney ad-
mitted that it would useless to try ana quarry MIN
The trial will be resumed at IL o'clock ON Monday Inc
jury stands
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